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Television Breaking Bad

Mr.Scagnattie said:
Me too. Marie is such a cunt this season and I hate her holier than thou bull shit. The look of defeat and agony on her face when she found out her fat bald husband finally met his maker was sweet.
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Yes. But I so wish that moment would've came at the car wash while she was gloating over Skylar. It would've been perfect. She would've been like "where's Hank?", and Walt would've been like "Hank? I haven't seen him. Why?" or "There's been an accident. Hank's dead." Lol!

Seyer said:
Yeah pretty much. Shes always been a cunt, but this season the cuntiness is just pouring out of her asshole nonstop.
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Agreed. In fact I would go so far to say that both sisters are cunts. Lol.
 
This show made me actually want the "bad" guy to win for a second, but only to a degree, when then I was happy to see him a desperate little coward on the run, and wanted him got. Hmm. Let me think about what I just said. It exposes corruption. Money. Drugs. Drugs being illegal. The black market. Life, and desperation. I felt bad for Walt, but understood how the will to survive, in desperate situations, can drive a person "bad", and that the climate of drugs (being illegal, for the main point) certainly doesn't breed anything good. It's not that I didn't have compassion for him, but I more and more felt like he was a beast that needed put down, with compassion for him and those around him.

It paints an ugly picture, and exposes some raw nerve, but I think it did a great job.

A great job in putting a mirror up to the ugly drug war, and it's ugly consequences. People in general are not ever "good". It's what we get away with.

He got away with "11" million, and lost his life, before he lost his life. For one.
 
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Seyer said:
Yeah pretty much. Shes always been a cunt, but this season the cuntiness is just pouring out of her asshole nonstop.
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I agree

I watched an episode of Talking Bad and she was on there with walt jr, she seemed like a bit of a cunt then
 
If you think about it, what did Walt do that was ever really bad besides killing Gale and poisoning the kid? And the kid he knew would be alright and only did it to save Jesse and himself. The rest of the guys they killed were all scumbags. The one major thing I guess you could say he did was manufacture all that meth which is sure to destroy many lives. That would be the one really bad thing. Should've genetically engineered some super potent strain of weed instead. Lol.
 
The desperation was bad. His wife could have, and with support of Marie and Hank (who had no kids of their own, and were supportive from the start), taken care of their children, and they would have had a somewhat normal life, beyond his death. Now they are traumatized, like he traumatized his daughter (macro micro), in the end. The nightmare that was.

His fear of death destroyed him, and his family, as it was. He was wrong from the start.

But in a sense this show does "break" "bad", and everything that happened could be seen as completely normal, given circumstances.
 
silverleaf said:
If you think about it, what did Walt do that was ever really bad besides killing Gale and poisoning the kid? And the kid he knew would be alright and only did it to save Jesse and himself. The rest of the guys they killed were all scumbags.
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Do you think Jane Margolis was a scumbag?

I've always felt that his sin of omission with Jane was done not so much out of spite but out of a bigoted notion that heroin users do not deserve to live. Really I think he probably voted for McCain.
 
No. But he certainly didn't kill her. Could he have saved her? Yes. A questionable choice to say the least letting her die. He definitely should've saved her and got Jesse the hell up outta there and got them both into rehab. But I guess his thinking was that letting Jane die was the only way to save Jesse.
 
silverleaf said:
But I guess his thinking was that letting Jane die was the only way to save Jesse.
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And I'll reiterate that that thinking is bigoted. I've had so many people try to "save" me by obstructing or removing my freedom. I even had a cop who was arresting me tell me it was for my own good, even though my recreational use was tightly under control and his arrest made me unemployable for about a half decade.

It's the only time I've jumped off the Walt bandwagon. He had no business telling Jesse what was good for him.
 
Yep. The drug war has destroyed a lot of lives.

In Walt's defense though Jesse was out of control and Walt was just trying to help him even if it was for his own selfish means in the end.
 
Don't worry, Walt will save him soon enough with that big machine gun. Well that's my prediction anyhow.
 
Yeah i was thinking that. Or maybe Lydia will, doubt she'd like the fucked up sight of seeing jesse tied up
 
^ If there's money in it, I really don't think she cares.... she just doesn't want to see it.



Now a shootout between Walt and the Nazis seems almost inevitable, but did anyone notice how his hair is back in the beginning? So his cancer is gone..? Or he just gave up chemo...... can't really get meds on the run anyhow.
 
I think that that was as flashback (hair back), to reference the little white lie where began, and where it began. If I am thinking of the same scene, this is.
 
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I think he meant his hair is back when they showed Walt buying the M60 gun and where he went into his house to get the ricin after it had been vacated and was full of graffiti.
 
^ Yeah that's what I meant, the one at the beginning of the season.


Maybe this is where Walt rejects his Heisenberg alter-ego, and tries a one last hope mission to prove to his family he is still a good person. Or, what I am really thinking, he embraces his darker side and tries to right a few wrongs before going out in a blaze of glory. Hell, maybe it was Walt who painted up his house?


One thing is for sure, after all of this he very likely has a death wish.





This show really keeps you guessing, so many possible outcomes!
 
What's really interesting about this series....

Walt could have stopped cooking meth and being involved in dangerous illegal activity a long time ago. He started off doing this "for his family" but he actually became addicted to the whole lifestyle of living on the edge, never knowing what was gonna happen next.

He lived his whole life as a 9-5er who would never dream of engaging in violence, then at fifty years old, he finds out he has cancer and becomes a complete bad-ass criminal. I think Walt is in love with the whole life-style at this point, money or not.

I think that whole aspect of the show is what pulled a lot of people in, the idea that anyone could just drop out of society and their normal lives at any time and decide to become a criminal...people living vicariously through Walt.

I guess anyone technically could quit their jobs and start cooking meth or robbing banks or whatever, but it would most likely end badly a lot quicker than it has for "Walter White" on this show...although the show does have a lot of scientifically accurate and true-to-life shit written into it, the story itself is an outlandish fantasy that could never happen in real life!
 
^ Yeah, as I mentioned a while earlier he said to Jesse he only needed $737,000 to provide EVERYTHING for his family.


I think it's kind of interesting that he chose meth as well, surely such a skilled chemist could have made LSD or MDMA or something else... but no, he likely purposely chose one of the most addictive and damaging drugs out there for a reason.
 
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